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Kathryn James discusses how schools can take back ownership of improvement through NAHT Aspire

Thu 09 Jan 2014 15:29

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Good schools to get 'frequent but shorter' inspections

Sir Michael Wilshaw interview

Grammar schools likely to widen attainment gap

Grammars widen attainment gap

Poor, white working class children 'bottom of the class'

Education overhaul needed

Ben Glover, GMAC, says that business schools' intake is as strong and varied as ever

Admissions on the rise

Bernadette Hunter's strategy for her year as NAHT President - with Natasha Kaplinsky

New NAHT president

Angelina Jolie becomes a university lecturer in London

Angelina becomes uni lecturer

School improvement

61 million girls not in school

LEGO Education challenges and stimulates its pupils in the core areas of Maths and Science

A fresh approach to learning

Students open A-level results at Southfields Academy

A-level students open results

Salford students open their A-level results

Students open A-level results

Fatty school meals crackdown

Words of welcome from NAHT's General Secretary outlining the five key themes for the coming year

Russell Hobby at NAHT 2013

Class sizes 'a local as well as national issue'

Class sizes 'shrinking'

Kids join the picket line over primary school tests